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Trading the range

The inflation-linked structured note market may not show the dynamism of its equity, rates or commodity-linked cousins, but with liquidity in the inflation options market increasing and modelling sophistication on the increase, innovation is creeping in. By John Ferry

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The structured products market often seems to innovate at breakneck speed. When banks managed to convince European retail investors to buy simple principal-protected equity-linked notes in the 1990s, it did not take long for basket products, path-dependent payouts and all manner of exotic option combinations to start appearing in the market.

Similarly, when investors first started taking an

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